Sentence examples for third world you from inspiring English sources

"The crates that come in from the Third World — you can literally tear them apart with your hands," one of the inspectors told me.

Then, instead of sending old computers and phones to be taken apart hazardously in the Third World, you can recycle them, with the chitin providing nutrients for new tissue and the metals going back into a solution to be reused.

The Kapalua is no different and, unlike resorts located in the Third World, you don't get the feeling that behind the locals' forced smiles are years of economic repression and a hidden desire to run you through with a spear.

To understand the second world, you have to start to think like a second-world country.

"As a person in the first world, you're quite heavy as a person in what you use up.

In order to thrive in the mobile-first world, you need to rethink your approach to brand awareness and customer satisfaction.

I admit that the idea of a ragtag gaggle of French DJs coming to New York with three suitcases, one for each distinct "look," was charming, in a so-first-world-you-get-a-nosebleed kind of way.

So that idea that you're supporting small farmers in the Third World when you buy that product—I don't think so.

Transparency accounts are inspired by the idea discussed above, in connection with Gareth Evans' famous remark: that if asked whether you believe that there will be a third world war, you answer by directly considering the likelihood of a third world war.

De Soto makes the point that if you look at squatters and shantytowns surrounding numerous Third World cities, you will find the people who live there have created rules about property.

"The purity of modernism gets a fantastic taint and impurity when it's made in the third world, where you can't escape the pressures around, even if you try to.